Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-10-24

spirit and work OF the church at
home and abroad, Rev. NJ. A. Gates
and Rev. :. H. Amsden; II Is,
Communion.
SFaftSDEIrN
Lizzie Anderson was badly scalded
by falling over an obstruction in the
way, while carrying a kettle of hot
water.
Mrs. A Paddock will have a large
stock of millinery goods the coming
week, which she would be pleased to
show her custo mers.
Rev. John Chamberlin, who visits
here, is employed by the Episcopal
| church to preach to deaf mutes in
their schools in various places. He
does it by sign language.
Albert Smith has shingIed the ell
part of his house.-Wm. Kaiser is
painting his house.-The new post
! office at the Common is up and COW
cred and will soon be ready for use.
Derby
Several went to Boston on excur-
sion tickets Friday.
Rev. Mr.. Drisco is taking his va
cation.
Elmer Jenne is going to Lewiston,
Maine, to work in woodworking
| shop.
F. Lane is improving his store with
a coat of paint. Baptist church
is being painted, which is a great
| improvement.-Ira Kelley is building
shed in addition to his other i'm
| prOvements, and a coat of paint will
give his surroundings a finishing
| touch.
| Glover
Miss Belle Norton is still quite
sick.
Chaplin Leonard has re-shingled
his house.
Asa Chamberlin has moved back
into his house, having finished labOrs
| on f. A. Norton's farm
E. F. Burroughs is in Boston this
week and her shop will be closed I'M
til Friday, the 28th inst.
Pay Ounce Mcclellan % cents and
get the glove you lost when you went
to the horse fair at Barton.
The Treasure Seekers of the C.. L.
S. c. will meet with Miss f. T. Bur
roughs Tuesday evening, Oct. 10Th.
There was no school at the Insti-
tute last week, the teacher having
been called away by the death of her
| father.
The Earnest Workers will hold
| their next meeting at the vestry Fri
day afternoon, Oct. 28th. All are
invited.
Mrs. Olivia Wright has gone to Bos-
ton to visit her sons, from there will
90 to spend the winter with a sister
in the West.
j. and VIM. Drew are repairing and
newly Singing their buildings
Thomas King is making some repairs
on his premises.
Miss Mary Walker has gone to
Mass. to reside.-Annie Scott has
gone to Hanover on a visit.-Mrs-
Cheney is in Manchester visiting her
sons.
There will be a chicken-pie supper
under the auspices of the Ladies Aid
society next Thusrday evening, with
literary exercises, music, etc. All
are invited.
The pupils of our school give an
entertainment next Friday evening,
Oct. 28th, consisting of music, reel
tations, dialogues and tableaux. Adj
mission 10 cents. Proceeds for ben
eft of school.
West Glover
James Teller is shingling his house.
VIII Wright is at work for David |
Baker.
There was a surprise party at Levi
Drew's Thursday evening.
George and Charles Dow have
bought the Samuel Vance farm.
Charles Dow has worked for A. |
c.. Chase seven months, losing no
time and taking up none of his
wages. Who beats?
The Cong. church has invited Mr..
Parsons, the evangelist, to hold Sc
ries of meetings here, commencing
the first of January.
Greensboro.
John Simpson has built a large
stOrehouse on his premises, and re-
port SAYS he intends to deal in flour
and feed.
The Wright boys have re-shingled
and re-painted their house and put
veranda the entire length of it, which
improves its looks greatly.
H. S. Clary has built a nice horse
barn with basement under the same,
which adds very much to the looks
and convenience of the place. The
work was done by the Perrins, who
are hard to beat for good job.
Greensboro bend.
The railroad people are rebuilding
the bridge across the river at this
station.
Thomas Fayer has been very sick